Pink Sunset or Golden Sunrise?
Same mat, same soft surface, two different times of day. Bathrooms are usually lit by one overhead bulb, and that light is what should decide this rather than what looks best on a screen.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| Pink Sunset | Your bathroom is cool and white, with chrome and grey tile, and it needs warmth on the floor rather than another neutral. Also the one children pick, every time. |
| Golden Sunrise | You already have wood, brass or cream in the room, and you want the mat to belong to that palette instead of introducing pink into it. |
Two bathrooms in the house usually means one of each, so nobody has to agree.
Which Size will actually fit my floor?
Measure the clear floor, not the room. The mistake is buying to the size of the bathroom rather than to the strip of floor that is left once the door has swung open.
| Size | Where it fits |
|---|---|
| 16"×24" | Tight bathrooms, cloakrooms, and the gap in front of a pedestal basin. The one that fits where a door opens inward. |
| 18"×28" | The middle option, and the right one alongside a standard tub where you want both feet landing on the mat. |
| 20"×31" | Larger bathrooms and walk-in showers, where you want standing room to dry off rather than a mat you step across. |
Machine wash it cool, keep bleach off the printed colors, and dry it fully before it goes back on the floor. The step people skip is the door check: open the door before you order and see what it clears.
The coldest floor in the house gets one warm place to stand.
Tile does not hold heat. That is the whole point of tile, and it is why the bathroom floor is the coldest surface anyone in the house touches with bare skin, twice a day, all winter. You get out of a hot shower and lose all of it in three seconds through the soles of your feet. A soft mat is not a luxury item in that situation, it is the only insulation in the room, and the difference between a mat and no mat on a January morning is not subtle.

Why the pile depth decides whether you like it
Thin bath mats absorb a little and insulate almost nothing. Extremely deep shaggy ones feel wonderful and then stay wet for two days in a bathroom with no window, which is how a mat ends up smelling faintly of pond. A soft mid-depth pile is the compromise that actually works: dense enough to hold warmth against your feet and to soak up the water that comes off you, shallow enough that it releases that water back into the room before the next shower.
The gradient print is doing something specific too. A single flat color shows every mark and every damp patch as a dark blotch. A sunset gradient runs through several tones, so the ordinary business of a bathroom floor, footprints, splashes, the darker patch by the shower, simply does not read from standing height. It is the same reason patterned carpet ended up in every hotel corridor, applied to something considerably nicer to look at.
How the three Sizes behave in the room
- 16"×24" sits neatly without dominating a small floor, which matters when the mat is a third of the visible floor area in the room.
- 18"×28" runs most of the length of a standard tub, so you can step out anywhere along it rather than aiming for a target.
- 20"×31" gives you room to stand and dry properly, and it is wide enough that two people getting ready in the morning are not queuing for the mat.
- Any of the three at the basin works as a second mat, which is where the water actually pools in most family bathrooms, and where nobody ever thinks to put one.

What You're Getting
- One Rainbow Sunset Soft Bath Mat in your chosen Style and Size
- Two Styles: Pink Sunset and Golden Sunrise
- Three Sizes: 16"×24", 18"×28" and 20"×31"
- A soft mid-depth pile that insulates cold tile without staying soaked all day
- A sunset gradient that hides footprints and damp patches instead of displaying them
- Works at the tub, the shower or the basin, and pairs as a second mat in a family bathroom
- Care: machine wash cool, no bleach on the printed colors, dry fully before use
- Check your door swing against the size before ordering, particularly in a small bathroom
Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.
Shipping Info
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Delivery time
- USA — 5–10 business days after dispatch
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Every order ships with end-to-end tracking. You’ll get a tracking link by email the moment your parcel leaves the warehouse.
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If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.
No essays required. No restocking fees. Just a quick email to support@loftandstone.com and we’ll take it from there.
Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.



